10-22-2012 02:07 PM - edited 03-16-2019 01:49 PM
Hi all,
In my scenario, I have several remote locations, each with their own T1-PRI connection to the PSTN via Cisco voice gateways.
The call flow has the caller calling a PSTN number at the remote location. This call hits a CUCM translation pattern and is immediately hairpinned/tromboned out to a PSTN number located at the UCCE central location.
The customer would like to perform a 2 b-channel transfer back up to the CO switch, to free up B-channels to the remote location.
My question is this: Assuming my switch type is supported and the PSTN provider supports 2 b-channel transfers, do I simply need to add "isdn supp-service tbct" to my serial interface configuration?
I have seen discussions that it is as simple as this, to needing some tcl/xml code, to also requiring aaa to be setup.
As there are over 100 locations being considered for this enhancement, the customer would like to know if it is 15 minutes or 2 hours per location to implement.
Thanks,
Joe
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10-22-2012 02:26 PM
As indicated in previous answers, a custom written script is needed. You can contact me if you are interested in having it developed.
After the solution has been tested in a site, it can then be easily replicated everwhere needed.
10-22-2012 02:26 PM
As indicated in previous answers, a custom written script is needed. You can contact me if you are interested in having it developed.
After the solution has been tested in a site, it can then be easily replicated everwhere needed.
10-25-2012 12:59 PM
Thanks Paolo,
That was my expectation.
They have this going on the VG's utilized by CVP, so I will ask them to review the XML in use there for tweaking for the remote locations.
Thanks again!
Joe
08-28-2014 06:22 AM
Hi Paolo,
How would one go about contacting you to get a TBCT script put together.
Thanks.
B
11-19-2014 04:32 PM
Just click on my name to see my email address.
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